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Robert G. Barrett

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Robert G. Barrett is the popular Australian author of numerous books, most of them featuring the fictional Australian charactor Les Norton. He has also written others which are single book story. 'So What Do You Reckon?' is a collection of Robert's columns from when he was a columnist for the Australian People magazine. He has sold over 1,000,000 books in Australia.

Books

In chronological order:

  • You Wouldn’t Be Dead for Quids
  • The Real Thing
  • The Boys From Binjiwunyawunya
  • The Godson
  • Between the Devlin And The Deep Blue Seas
  • Davo’s Little Something
  • White Shoes, White Lines and Blackie
  • And De Fun Don’t Dun
  • Mele Kalikimaka Mr Walker
  • The Day of The Gecko
  • Rider on the Storm and Other Bits and Barrett
  • Guns ‘N’ Rose
  • So What Do You Reckon?
  • Mud Crab Boogie
  • Goodoo Goodoo
  • The Wind and the Monkey
  • Leaving Bondi
  • The Ultimate Aphrodisiac
  • Mystery Bay Blues
  • Rosa-Marie's Baby
  • Trifecta
  • Crime Scene Cessnock
  • The Tesla Legacy
  • Les Norton and the Case of the Talking Pie Crust - COMING SOON!

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